Method and device for processing video

ABSTRACT

The method of the present invention for processing a video comprises: acquiring a first and a second omnidirectional videos having a stereoscopic parallax in a first direction which is a corresponding column direction when the first and the second omnidirectional videos are unfolded by longitude and latitude; and, determining one or two third omnidirectional videos according to the first and the second omnidirectional videos, the second and the third omnidirectional videos having a stereoscopic parallax in a second direction, wherein, if one third omnidirectional video is determined, the second and the third omnidirectional videos have a stereoscopic parallax in the second direction; if two third omnidirectional videos are determined, the two third omnidirectional videos have a stereoscopic parallax in the second direction; and, the second direction is a corresponding row direction when the first and the second omnidirectional videos are unfolded by longitude and latitude.

PRIORITY

This application is a National Phase Entry of International ApplicationNo. PCT/KR2018/012748, which was filed on Oct. 25, 2018, the content ofwhich is incorporated herein by reference.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to the technical field of videoprocessing, and in particular to a method and device for processing avideo.

BACKGROUND ART

With the development of information technology, the multimediatechnology and the Three Dimensional (3D) omnidirectional photographytechnology also develops rapidly, wherein the 3D omnidirectionalphotography technology has a promising application prospect. Forexample, the 3D omnidirectional photography technology can be applied tovarious fields such as Virtual Reality (VR) meeting, VR live broadcast,wearable devices, navigation systems, robots and unmanned aerialvehicles.

DISCLOSURE OF INVENTION Technical Problem

Wherein, the 3D omnidirectional photography technology is applied to 3Domnidirectional video acquisition equipments. In an existing 3Domnidirectional video acquisition equipment, a multiple of videoacquisition equipments are mounted on a spherical surface or a circularsurface of a round sphere, as shown in FIGS. 1a and 1b , each videoacquisition equipment acquires videos in a corresponding direction, andthe videos acquired in various directions are processed to obtain a 3Domnidirectional video. In the existing 3D omnidirectional videoacquisition equipments, the multiple of video acquisition equipments(e.g., cameras) are arranged to form a number of stereo pairs viewingvarious directions. Such design requires a sufficient number of stereopairs to be used to cover the full range of omnidirectional field ofview. Also, each stereo pair needs sufficient stereo baseline length toensure enough stereo image disparity. Thus, the existing 3Domnidirectional video acquisition equipments are large in size,difficult to carry and high in cost. Consequently, the existing 3Domnidirectional video acquisition equipments are difficult to be appliedto the everyday life scenario of an individual user, and are difficultto realize functions such as live show, daily life recording, and sportsphotography. Therefore, most of such existing 3D omnidirectional videoacquisition equipments are only applied to business scenarios withoutportability needs and they result in low user experience for individualusers that needs a light weighted, compact, and affordable device fordaily life usage.

Solution to Problem

To overcome or at least partially solve the technical problems, thefollowing technical solutions are particularly provided.

According to one aspect, the embodiments of the present inventionprovide a method for processing a video, comprising the steps of:

acquiring a first omnidirectional video and a second omnidirectionalvideo, the first omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectionalvideo having a stereoscopic parallax in a first direction, the firstdirection being a corresponding column direction when the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video are unfoldedby longitude and latitude; and

determining one or two third omnidirectional videos according to thefirst omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video,wherein, if one third omnidirectional video is determined, the secondomnidirectional video and the third omnidirectional video have astereoscopic parallax in a second direction; if two thirdomnidirectional videos are determined, the two third omnidirectionalvideos have a stereoscopic parallax in the second direction; and, thesecond direction is a corresponding row direction when the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video are unfoldedby longitude and latitude.

According to another aspect, the embodiments of the present inventionfurther provide a device for processing a video, comprising:

an acquisition module configured to acquire a first omnidirectionalvideo and a second omnidirectional video, the first omnidirectionalvideo and the second omnidirectional video having a stereoscopicparallax in a first direction, the first direction being a correspondingcolumn direction when the first omnidirectional video and the secondomnidirectional video are unfolded by longitude and latitude; and

a determination module configured to determine one or two thirdomnidirectional videos according to the first omnidirectional video andthe second omnidirectional video, wherein, if one third omnidirectionalvideo is determined, the second omnidirectional video and the thirdomnidirectional video have a stereoscopic parallax in a seconddirection; if two third omnidirectional videos are determined, the twothird omnidirectional videos have a stereoscopic parallax in the seconddirection; and, the second direction is a corresponding row directionwhen the first omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectionalvideo are unfolded by longitude and latitude.

Advantageous Effects of Invention

The present invention provides a method and device for processing avideo. Compared with the prior art, in the present invention, twoomnidirectional videos (i.e., a first omnidirectional video and a secondomnidirectional video, respectively) having a stereoscopic parallax in afirst direction are acquired, and a third omnidirectional video is thendetermined according to the first omnidirectional video and the secondomnidirectional video, wherein the second omnidirectional video and thethird omnidirectional video have a stereoscopic parallax in a seconddirection. In other words, in the present invention, it is only requiredto acquire two omnidirectional videos having a stereoscopic parallax ina first direction. Subsequently, through omnidirectional videoconversion from the stereoscopic parallax in the first direction to thestereoscopic parallax in the second direction, a third omnidirectionalvideo in a same row direction of the second omnidirectional video can beobtained, or two third omnidirectional videos with stereoscopic parallaxin a same row direction can be obtained. Thus, this provides for apossibility and premise for the combination of the secondomnidirectional video and the third omnidirectional video to present a3D omnidirectional video effect to a user or the combination of twothird omnidirectional videos to present a 3D omnidirectional videoeffect to the user. Meanwhile, video acquisition can be completed byonly two omnidirectional video acquisition equipments. This equipmentstructure can greatly reduce the size of the omnidirectional videoacquisition equipments and reduce the cost. Thanks to the features ofportability, small size and low cost of the omnidirectional videoacquisition equipments, the application scenarios of the omnidirectionalvideo acquisition equipments can be increased, and the user experienceis thus improved.

Additional aspects and advantages of the present invention will bepartially appreciated and become apparent from the descriptions below,or will be well learned from the practices of the present invention.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

The above and/or additional aspects and advantageous of the presentinvention will become apparent and be more readily appreciated from thefollowing descriptions of embodiments, with reference to theaccompanying drawings, in which:

FIG. 1a is a schematic diagram of an existing 3D omnidirectional videoacquisition equipment;

FIG. 1b is a schematic diagram of another existing 3D omnidirectionalvideo acquisition equipment;

FIG. 2 is a flowchart of a method for processing a video according to anembodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 3a is a schematic diagram of an omnidirectional video acquisitionequipment according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 3b is a schematic diagram of an omnidirectional video acquisitionequipment consisting of two video acquisition equipments in a samehorizontal direction;

FIG. 3c is a schematic diagram of an omnidirectional video acquisitionequipment consisting of a multiple of video acquisition equipments in asame vertical direction;

FIG. 3d is a schematic diagram of another omnidirectional videoacquisition equipment according to an embodiment of the presentinvention;

FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a method for synchronizing timestampsaccording to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 5a is a schematic diagram of a method for converting twoomnidirectional videos in a same vertical direction into twoomnidirectional videos in a same horizontal direction according to anembodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 5b is a schematic diagram of another method for converting twoomnidirectional videos in a same vertical direction into twoomnidirectional videos in a same horizontal direction according to anembodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 6 is a schematic diagram of the presence of a black hole region inthe generated virtual omnidirectional video according to an embodimentof the present invention;

FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of the hole-filled virtual omnidirectionalvideo according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 8 is a schematic diagram of a method for generating a trainingsample according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of another method for generating atraining sample according to an embodiment of the present invention; and

FIG. 10 is a schematic diagram of a device for processing a videoaccording to an embodiment of the present invention.

MODE FOR THE INVENTION

Embodiments of the present invention will be described in detailhereinafter. The examples of these embodiments have been illustrated inthe accompanying drawings throughout which same or similar referencenumerals refer to same or similar elements or elements having same orsimilar functions. The embodiments described with reference to theaccompanying drawings are illustrative, merely used for explaining thepresent invention and should not be regarded as any limitations thereto.

It should be understood by one person of ordinary skill in the art thatsingular forms “a”, “an”, “the”, and “said” may be intended to includeplural forms as well, unless otherwise stated. It should be furtherunderstood that terms “comprise/comprising” used in this specificationspecify the presence of the stated features, integers, steps,operations, elements and/or components, but not exclusive of thepresence or addition of one or more other features, integers, steps,operations, elements, components, and/or combinations thereof. It shouldbe understood that, when a component is referred to as being “connectedto” or “coupled to” another component, it can be directly connected orcoupled to other elements or provided with intervening elementstherebetween. In addition, “connected to” or “coupled to” as used hereincan comprise wireless connection or coupling. As used herein, the term“and/or” comprises all or any of one or more associated listed items orcombinations thereof.

It should be understood by one person of ordinary skill in the art that,unless otherwise defined, all terms (including technical and scientificterms) used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by oneperson of ordinary skill in the art to which the present inventionbelongs. It should be further understood that terms, such as thosedefined in commonly used dictionaries, should be interpreted as having ameaning that is consistent with their meanings in the context of theprior art and will not be interpreted in an idealized or overly formalsense unless expressly so defined herein.

It should be understood by one person of ordinary skill in the art thatthe term “terminal” and “terminal equipment” as used herein compassesnot only devices with a wireless signal receiver having no emissioncapability but also devices with receiving and emitting hardware capableof carrying out bidirectional communication over a bidirectionalcommunication link. Such devices can comprise cellular or othercommunication devices with a single-line display or multi-line displayor without a multi-line display; Personal Communication Systems (PCSs)with combined functionalities of speech, data processing, facsimileand/or data communication; Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs), which mayinclude RF receivers, pagers, internet networks/intranet accesses, webbrowsers, notepads, calendars and/or Global Positioning System (GPS)receivers; and/or conventional laptop and/or palmtop computers or otherdevices having and/or including a RF receiver. The “terminal” and“terminal equipment” as used herein can be portable, transportable,mountable in transportations (air, sea and/or land transportations), orsuitable and/or configured to run locally and/or distributed in otherplaces in the earth and/or space for running. The “terminal” or“terminal equipment” as used herein may be a communication terminal, aninternet terminal, a music/video player terminal. For example, it can bea PDA, a Mobile Internet Device (MID) and/or a mobile phone with amusic/video playback function, or can be equipment such as a smart TVand a set-top box.

Embodiment 1

This embodiment of the present invention provides a method forprocessing a video, as shown in FIG. 2, comprising the following steps.

Step 201: A first omnidirectional video and a second omnidirectionalvideo are acquired.

Wherein, the first omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectionalvideo have a stereoscopic parallax in a first direction.

In this embodiment of the present invention, when the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video are unfoldedby longitude and latitude, respectively, the direction of a line of theselected longitude poles coincides with the direction of a line ofoptical centers of the two omnidirectional videos (the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video), and theselected zero latitude planes for the two videos coincides with theoptical centers of the two videos respectively. The row direction of theunfolded videos corresponds to the latitude direction, and the columndirection corresponds to the longitude direction; and the firstdirection is a corresponding column direction when the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video are unfoldedby longitude and latitude.

Wherein, the first omnidirectional video can be an upper-viewpointomnidirectional video, and the second omnidirectional video can be alower-viewpoint omnidirectional video; or, the first omnidirectionalvideo is a lower-viewpoint omnidirectional video, and the secondomnidirectional video is an upper-viewpoint omnidirectional video. Thiswill not be limited in this embodiment of the present invention.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the first omnidirectionalvideo and the second omnidirectional video can be acquired by theomnidirectional video acquisition equipment shown in FIG. 3 a.

Wherein, the omnidirectional video acquisition equipment shown in FIG.3a can comprise two video acquisition equipments in a same verticaldirection, wherein the two video acquisition equipments in the samevertical direction can be connected by a telescopic rod.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the omnidirectional videoacquisition equipment can also consist of two video acquisitionequipments in a same horizontal direction, wherein the two videoacquisition equipments in the same horizontal direction can also beconnected by a telescopic rod, as shown in FIG. 3b . In this embodimentof the present invention, the direction of the two video acquisitionequipments in a same horizontal direction can be changed, in order toadapt to this embodiment of the present invention.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the omnidirectional videoacquisition equipment can comprise a multiple of video acquisitionequipments in a same vertical direction, wherein the video acquisitionequipments in the same vertical direction can be connected by atelescopic rod, and any two of the video acquisition equipments can beapplied in this embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 3c. Any two of the multiple video acquisition equipments can form a pairof video acquisition equipment as shown in FIG. 3a and FIG. 3b , whichalso performs the same functions as those in FIG. 3a and FIG. 3b . Byselecting different combinations of two video acquisition equipmentsfrom the multiple ones, the selected video acquisition equipment pairhas different baseline lengths between the optical centers of the devicepair. It is well known that, depth estimation accuracy is related to thebaseline length of a pair of cameras. Specifically, longer baselineleads to higher depth estimation accuracy. During applications, whenmost objects of interests are far from the system, the system can selecta device pair with long baseline. Meanwhile, when most objects ofinterests are far from the system, the system can select a device pairwith short baseline.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the omnidirectional videoacquisition equipment can comprise two video acquisition equipments in asame vertical direction, wherein the two video acquisition equipments inthe same vertical direction are embedded into a telescopic rod, as shownin FIG. 3 d.

The vertical direction mentioned in this application refers to adirection that is consistent or near the gravity direction. The systemsand methods in the application do not require this direction to bestrictly the gravity direction.

Wherein, the telescopic rod can be a connecting rod having a fixedlength; or can have a set of connecting rods having different lengths,which can be replaced manually; or, can have only one connecting rodwhich can adjust the length of the connecting rod between theomnidirectional video acquisition equipments by manual operations; or,can have only one connecting rod which can automatically adjust thelength of the connecting rod between the omnidirectional videoacquisition equipments.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the omnidirectional videoacquisition equipment shown in FIGS. 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d requires only twovideo acquisition equipments connected by a telescopic rod, so that thesize of the omnidirectional video acquisition equipment is greatlydecreased, and the cost is reduced. Moreover, thanks to the features ofportability, small size and low cost of the omnidirectional videoacquisition equipment, the application scenarios of the omnidirectionalvideo acquisition equipment can be increased, and the user experience isthus improved.

Optionally, after the step 201, the method further comprises:calibrating the first omnidirectional video and the secondomnidirectional video.

Wherein, the step of calibrating the first omnidirectional video and thesecond omnidirectional video can specifically comprise: determining,according to the first omnidirectional video and the secondomnidirectional video, position and pose error parameters of videoacquisition equipments corresponding to the first omnidirectional videoand the second omnidirectional video; determining calibration parametersaccording to the position and pose error parameters; and, calibratingthe first omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional videoaccording to the calibration parameters.

In the practical equipment production and assembly process, since thetwo video acquisition equipments in a same vertical direction inevitablyhave errors in position and pose, calibration parameters correspondingto each video acquisition equipment need to be adjusted, so that thepurpose of calibrating the acquired first omnidirectional video andsecond omnidirectional video is achieved.

In this embodiment of the present invention, images of the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video are unfolded,respectively, and a pixel point is extracted from the unfolded image ofthe first omnidirectional video; then, a pixel point corresponding tothis pixel point is found from the unfolded image of the secondomnidirectional video, and it is determined whether the two pixel pointsare in a same column direction; if the two pixel points are not in asame column direction, the calibration parameters corresponding to thetwo video acquisition equipments in a same vertical direction areadjusted to ensure that the two corresponding pixel points are in a samecolumn direction.

Wherein, by unfolding by longitude and latitude on the sphericalsurface, an omnidirectional video taken by the omnidirectional videoacquisition equipment can be converted from a 360° spherical image intoa planar image unfolded by longitude and latitude. Specifically, a threedimensional coordinate system O-XYZ is defined in the center of thespherical surface, where the point O is a center point of the coordinatesystem, and X, Y and Z are three directions perpendicular to each other.Ideally, if the two camera optical centers form a base line at verticaldirection, X and Y are in a horizontal plane, and Z points upward alongthe vertical base line direction. In the converted planar image, thecolumn coordinate of the image corresponds to an angle range from −90°to 90° in a vertical plane in the spherical coordinate system, and thecolumn coordinate of the image corresponds to an angle range from 0° to360° in the horizontal plane in the spherical coordinate system.

In this embodiment of the present invention, it is assumed that, for twoomnidirectional images (an upper-viewpoint omnidirectional image and alower-viewpoint omnidirectional image) taken by the system at a certainmoment of time, the spherical coordinate systems are O1-X1Y1Z1 andO2-X2Y2Z2, respectively. Wherein, ideally, Z1 coincides with thedirection of the line O1O2, Z2 coincides with the direction of Z1, X1 isparallel to X2, and Y1 is parallel to Y2. Wherein, ideally, after thetwo omnidirectional images are converted into images unfolded bylongitude and latitude, a same object point in the space has the samecolumn coordinate in the two images unfolded by longitude and latitude.

Wherein, when it is detected that the same object point in the space hasdifferent column coordinates in the two images unfolded by longitude andlatitude, it is indicated that the spherical coordinate systems of thetwo video acquisition equipments are not aligned to an ideal state. Inthis case, the spherical coordinate system of at least one of the twovideo acquisition equipments needs to be rotated around its center sothat the spherical coordinate systems are aligned to an ideal state.

For example, this rotation can be represented by rotating around the X,Y, and Z axis directions by angles [Ax,Ay,Az] respectively. Wherein,[Ax,Ay,Az] is automatically calculated by a self-calibration method.

Optionally, in this embodiment of the present invention, the method canfurther include a step a (not shown), wherein, in the step a, timestampsrespectively corresponding to the first omnidirectional video and thesecond omnidirectional video are synchronized.

Wherein, the step a can be performed after the step of calibrating thefirst omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video orafter the step 201. This will not be limited in this embodiment of thepresent invention.

In this embodiment of the present invention, a first feature pixel pointis acquired from the first omnidirectional video, and a second featurepixel point corresponding to the first feature pixel point is determinedin the second omnidirectional video; then, movement trajectoriescorresponding to the first feature pixel point and the second featurepixel point are determined, respectively, sampling feature extraction(e.g., a trajectory turning point at which the direction of movementchanges suddenly) is performed on the movement trajectory correspondingto the first feature pixel point to obtain a first sampling point, andsimilar sampling feature extraction is performed on the movementtrajectory corresponding to the second feature point to obtain a secondsampling point corresponding to the first sampling point; subsequently,it is determined whether the first sampling point and the secondsampling point are aligned (or in a same vertical line) on a same timeaxis; and, if the first sampling point and the second sampling point arenot aligned, the second sampling point can be adjusted according to thetime corresponding to the first sampling point on the time axis, or thefirst sampling point can be adjusted according to the time correspondingto the second sampling point on the time axis, so as to synchronizetimestamps respectively corresponding to the first omnidirectional videoand the second omnidirectional video.

In another way, the timestamps respectively corresponding to the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video aresynchronized according to the time in a third-party terminal or a cloudserver.

Wherein, the specific process of synchronizing timestamps is shown inFIG. 4.

Step 202: One or two third omnidirectional videos are determinedaccording to the first omnidirectional video and the secondomnidirectional video.

Wherein, if one third omnidirectional video is determined, the secondomnidirectional video and the third omnidirectional video have astereoscopic parallax in a second direction; if two thirdomnidirectional videos are determined, the two third omnidirectionalvideos have a stereoscopic parallax in the second direction; and, thesecond direction is a corresponding row direction when the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video are unfoldedby longitude and latitude.

For example, if the first direction is a vertical direction and thesecond direction is a horizontal direction, a first omnidirectionalvideo and a second omnidirectional video having a stereoscopic parallaxin the vertical direction are acquired, and one or two thirdomnidirectional videos are determined according to the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video, wherein, ifone third omnidirectional video is determined, the secondomnidirectional video and the third omnidirectional video have astereoscopic parallax in the horizontal direction; and, if two thirdomnidirectional videos are determined, the two third omnidirectionalvideos have a stereoscopic parallax in the horizontal direction.

Wherein, the step 202 comprises steps 2021 to 2022 (not shown).

Step 2021: An omnidirectional depth video is determined according to thefirst omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video.

Specifically, the step 2021 comprises a step 20211 (not shown).

Step 20211: The omnidirectional depth video is determined according tothe first omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video andby using a trained deep neural network.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the step 20211 specificallycomprises steps 20211 a, 20211 b, 20211 c and 20211 d (not shown),wherein:

Step 20211 a: Based on the deep neural network, pixel points in thesecond omnidirectional video that is matched with pixel points in thefirst omnidirectional video is determined.

Step 20211 b: Depth information corresponding to each pair of matchedpixel points is determined.

Step 20211 c: Based on the deep neural network, semantic annotation isperformed on each pixel point in the second omnidirectional video.

Step 20211 d: The omnidirectional depth video is determined according tothe depth information corresponding to each pair of matched pixel pointsand the semantic annotation information corresponding to each pixelpoint in the second omnidirectional video.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the deep neural network forthe omnidirectional depth video comprises: a stereoscopic matching unitbased on a Deep Neural Network (DNN), a depth image estimation unitbased on stereoscopic matching, an image semantic segmentation unitbased on a DNN, an object geometric model estimation unit, a semanticdepth image generation unit, and an omnidirectional depth image outputunit.

Wherein, the depth image estimation unit based on stereoscopic matchingperforms pixel matching and determines depth information correspondingto each pair of matched pixel points. Wherein, the process of pixelmatching and determining depth information corresponding to each pair ofmatched pixel points is specifically described below.

In the first step, a first omnidirectional image OImage1 and a secondomnidirectional image OImage2 unfolded by longitude and latitude areinput.

In the second step, the following operations are performed on each pixelp1 in the OImage1:

(1) for each pixel p2 r in the OImage2, which is in the same column asp1, p1 and p2 are compared in terms of similarity and the value ofsimilarity is represented by S(p1,p2 r), and a pixel having the maximumvalue of S(p1,p2 r) among all pixels p2 r is found and recorded as p2;

wherein, S(p1,p2 r)=D(d1,d2 r), where D is a deep neural networkobtained by a method based on a deep learning model;

(2) if S(p1,p2)>Ts, a distance between p1 and p2 is calculated, p1 andp2 are marked as pixels with depth estimation, and the depth is assignedto p1, where Ts is an image similarity threshold; and, if S(p1,p2)<Ts,both p1 and p2 are marked as pixels without depth estimation;

(3) for an image pixel p2 with depth estimation among the pixels in theOImage 2, the most similar pixel is found in the same way as in the step(2), and this image pixel is marked as a pixel without depth estimationif the found most similar pixel is not p1; and

(4) an omnidirectional depth image OImageD is output, wherein theomnidirectional depth image contains all pixels with depth estimation,and the pixel value is a depth value from the object to the system.

In accordance with the above operations (1), (2), (3) and (4), theOImageD may contain pixels without depth values.

Wherein, in the stereoscopic matching unit based on a DNN, an imagefeature extraction model most suitable for stereoscopic image matchingis obtained by learning a large number of stereoscopic image trainingdata. Specifically, the DNN model contains multiple layers of neuralnetworks, and there is an edge link with a weight between the multiplelayers of networks. An input layer of the DNN model is two images whichrespectively correspond to two image windows of a same size truncatedfrom the upper-viewpoint omnidirectional image and the lower-viewpointomnidirectional image, and an output layer of the DNN model is afloating point number output from 0 to 1. In this embodiment of thepresent invention, during the training of the DNN model, the trainingsample is an image pair with a real tag value. Two images in the imagepair are image windows of a same size truncated from the upper-viewpointomnidirectional image and the lower-viewpoint omnidirectional image,respectively. When the two window images correspond to a same object inthe space and contain a same position range, the tag value is 1; orotherwise, the tag value is 0.

Wherein, for the object image segmentation unit based on a DNN, thisunit comprises a DNN model for segmenting an image. This model segmentsthe image into different regions which are not overlapped with eachother, and the different regions correspond to different objects, forexample, a person, a desk, a road, a bicycle or more. Specifically, thisDNN model contains multiple layers of neural networks, and there is anedge link with a weight between the multiple layers of networks. Aninput layer of this model is an image, and an output layer thereof is animage having the same size as the input image. Each pixel of this imageis an integer value representing the category of the object, anddifferent integer values correspond to different categories of objects.

Wherein, the semantic depth image generation unit generates semanticdepth images. Specifically, based on the result of segmentation obtainedby DNN image segmentation, each segmented region in the imagecorresponds to an object, and a three dimensional model of this objectcan be obtained by retrieving from a three dimensional model database. Athree dimensional pose of this object in the image can be estimated fromthe depth image OImageD obtained by the depth image estimation unitbased on stereoscopic matching and the depth information distributionabout this object, and the three dimensional model of this object isthen projected onto the image according to the three dimensional pose.Thus, the depth information of each pixel within the image region can beobtained, and object category information of each pixel in the image canalso be obtained. Therefore, this image is called a semantic depthimage.

Further, for a region having a too small area or no depth estimation,the semantic depth image generation unit may not be able to generate anyresult, nearest neighbor interpolation is performed on these regions,and these regions are filled with a region having a depth estimationvalue in a neighborhood. Thus, an omnidirectional dense depth image witheach pixel having a depth value can be generated as an output of theresult output unit. In other words, the information finally output bythe deep neural network is an omnidirectional dense depth image witheach pixel having a depth value.

Step 2022: One or two third omnidirectional videos are determinedaccording to the second omnidirectional video and the omnidirectionaldepth video.

Wherein, the step 2022 specifically comprises steps S1 to S3 (notshown), wherein:

Step S1: Depth information corresponding to a first pixel point in thedetermined omnidirectional depth video is determined, and a horizontalepipolar line is determined according to the first pixel point.

Wherein, the first pixel point is in the second omnidirectional video.

Step S2: A second pixel point's image position is determined accordingto the depth information corresponding to the first pixel point in thedetermined omnidirectional depth video and the horizontal epipolar line.The color of the second pixel point is the same as that of the firstpixel point.

Step S3: The steps S1 to S2 are circulated until a third omnidirectionalvideo is obtained.

Wherein, the third omnidirectional video consists of all the determinedsecond pixel points.

In this embodiment of the present invention, as shown in FIG. 5a , for apixel point p2 in the left-viewpoint omnidirectional video (which can beconsidered as example of the aforementioned second omnidirectionalvideo), it can be known that an object point P corresponding to thispixel is located in a half-line determined by a connection line of theoptical center C2 of the left-viewpoint omnidirectional image and thepixel p2. By using the depth value in the omnidirectional depth video,the position of the point P in the half-line can be known, that is, theposition of the point P in the three dimensional space is known. Then,this point P is projected to a “right-viewpoint video acquisitionequipment” (which can be considered as example of part of theaforementioned third omnidirectional video) to obtain a pixel positionp3 in the image plane of the “right-viewpoint video acquisitionequipment”. For example, for a virtual “right-viewpoint videoacquisition equipment” C3, this video acquisition equipment has the sameinternal imaging parameters as the left-viewpoint video acquisitionequipment, including the focal length, resolution and principal point.Wherein, C3 is located in a line that passes through C2 and isperpendicular to the plane P-C2-p2, and the distance between C3 and C2is a set display stereoscopic baseline length, where the displaystereoscopic baseline length can be equal to the length of the averagepupil distance of human eyes or can also be adjusted according to thepupil distance of a user, and the pixel color of p3 is equal to thepixel color of p2.

Wherein, the step 2022 can further specifically comprise steps S4 to S8(not shown), wherein:

Step S4: A third pixel point and depth information corresponding to thethird pixel point in the omnidirectional depth video are determined.

Wherein, the third pixel point is in the second omnidirectional video.

Step S5: A vertical stereoscopic parallax is determined according to thethird pixel point and the depth information corresponding to the thirdpixel point in the omnidirectional depth video.

Step S6: A horizontal stereoscopic parallax corresponding to thevertical stereoscopic parallax is determined according to the verticalstereoscopic parallax.

Step S7: A fourth pixel point is obtained according to the horizontalstereoscopic parallax and the third pixel point.

Step S8: The steps S4 to S7 are circulated until the thirdomnidirectional video is obtained.

Wherein, the third omnidirectional video consists of all the determinedfourth pixel points.

For example, the third pixel point is marked as P2 and the depth valueof P2 in the depth image is D2, the vertical stereoscopic parallaxcorresponding to this pixel point is calculated asD_(UD)(p2)=f*B_(UD)(D2), where f is the focal length of the videoacquisition equipments, and B_(UD) is the length of the baseline betweenthe upper and lower video acquisition equipments. Then, based on thevertical stereoscopic parallax D_(UD)(p2) corresponding to this pixelpoint, the horizontal stereoscopic parallax is calculated asD_(LR)(p2)=D_(UD)(p2)*(B_(LR)/B_(UD)), where B_(LR) denotes the lengthof the baseline between the left and right stereoscopic images. Thecolor of the pixel p2 is drawn to a corresponding position in theright-viewpoint omnidirectional image according to D_(LR)(p2). Wherein,B_(LR) can be set as the length of the average pupil distance of humaneyes or can also be adjusted according to the pupil distance of a user.The above steps are iterated until a virtual omnidirectional video isobtained, as shown in FIG. 5 b.

In the virtual omnidirectional video generated by the method, sincethere may be some black hole regions in which no pixel is projectedeffectively, as shown in FIG. 6, object surface parts corresponding tothese regions are present at observation viewpoint corresponding to thevirtual omnidirectional video, but the same object surface parts are notpresent at observation viewpoint corresponding to the secondomnidirectional video due to the occlusion of foreground objects. Togenerate a complete virtual omnidirectional video, image filling needsto be performed on these black hole regions to obtain a filled image, asshown in FIG. 7.

Optionally, after the step 2022, the method can further comprise:performing hole filling on the determined third omnidirectional video toobtain a hole-filled third omnidirectional video.

In this embodiment of the present invention, since the determined thirdomnidirectional video may have some black hole regions in which no pixelis projected effectively, hole filling needs to be performed on thethird omnidirectional video.

Wherein, the step of performing hole filling on the determined thirdomnidirectional video to obtain a hole-filled third omnidirectionalvideo comprises steps S9 to S13 (not shown).

Step S9: A first omnidirectional image and a second omnidirectionalimage corresponding to the first omnidirectional image are determined.

Wherein, the first omnidirectional image belongs to the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional image belongs tothe second omnidirectional video.

Step S10: Image windows of a same size are truncated from the firstomnidirectional image and the second omnidirectional image to obtain afirst window image and a second window image, respectively.

Step S11: Based on a generative-adversarial net, the first window imageand the second window image, a third image corresponding to the secondwindow image is generated.

Wherein, the generative-adversarial net comprises an encoding networkthat transforms input in a layer by layer manner to become high-levelsemantic features at low resolution and a decoding network thattransforms input in a layer-by-layer manner to become low-level imagefeatures with high resolution.

Step S12: Frame images corresponding to the generated third image aredetermined in the third omnidirectional video, and hole filling isperformed on the determined frame images.

Step S13: The steps S9 to S12 are circulated until the hole filling foreach frame image in the third omnidirectional video is completed.

Wherein, the step of performing hole filling on the determined thirdomnidirectional video to obtain a hole-filled third omnidirectionalvideo comprises: determining a filling strategy respectivelycorresponding to each frame image to be hole-filled in the determinedthird omnidirectional video; and, performing hole filling according tothe filling strategy to obtain the hole-filled third omnidirectionalvideo.

Further, the step of determining a filling strategy respectivelycorresponding to each frame image to be hole-filled in the determinedthird omnidirectional video can specifically comprise: inputting apreset number of images before each frame image to be hole-filled in thedetermined third omnidirectional video into the generative-adversarialnet to obtain a filling strategy respectively corresponding to eachframe image to be hole-filled in the determined third omnidirectionalvideo.

In this embodiment of the present invention, a simplified image fillingway is as follows: selecting a nearest pixel from pixels around a hole,and directly copying the color of this pixel to the hole.

For example, a specifically method can comprise the following steps.

(1) A row of pixels within a hole region are selected, and a leftboundary pixel and a right boundary pixel in this row of pixels arefound. Among the left and right boundary pixels, a pixel farthest awayfrom the video acquisition equipment is determined according the depthinformation, and a brightness value of this pixel is assigned to allpixel values in this row of pixels.

(2) The operation in the step (1) is performed on all rows in all holeregions of the image.

This embodiment of the present invention further provides a fillingmethod which is a method based on a deep neural network model. In thismethod, a network structure similar to the Generative-Adversarial Net(GAN) is used.

Wherein, this GAN model contains a multiple of neural networks, andthere is an edge link with a weight between the multiple layers ofnetworks. Among the networks, the first half of networks close to theinput layer have a structure in which the number of neural networks ineach layer decreases gradually, and are called encoding networks whichcan learn features (e.g., object category, nature or more) havinghigh-level semantic attributes in the image. Among the networks, theremaining half of networks close to the output layer have a structure inwhich the number of neural networks in each layer increases gradually,and are called decoding networks which can learn features (e.g., imagecolor, texture or more) having low-level image attributes in the image.

Wherein, the input layer of this model is two images which correspond totwo image windows of a same size truncated from the upper-viewpointomnidirectional image and the lower-viewpoint omnidirectional image,respectively. The output layer of this model is an image having the samesize as the input image, and this image is a right-viewpointomnidirectional image corresponding to the image window in thelower-viewpoint omnidirectional image. When in use, an image region inthe generated right-viewpoint omnidirectional image corresponding to ahole region is filled into the hole region, wherein the upper-viewpointomnidirectional image belongs to the upper-viewpoint omnidirectionalvideo and the lower-viewpoint image belongs to the lower-viewpointomnidirectional video.

Wherein, during the training of this model, the input of each set oftraining samples is the upper-viewpoint omnidirectional image and thelower-viewpoint omnidirectional image, while the output thereof is theright-viewpoint omnidirectional image. The training samples aregenerated by two methods.

Method 1: Training images are taken by three video acquisitionequipments. Specifically, the three video acquisition equipments arelocated in a same vertical direction, and are arranged at an upperposition, a lower position and a right position and fixed by amechanical device, as shown in FIG. 8. Wherein, the video acquisitionequipments at the upper position and the lower position generate a pairof upper and lower stereoscopic images, the video acquisition equipmentsat the lower position and the right position generate a pair of left andright stereoscopic images. The equipments are placed in various actualenvironments to take training images.

Method 2: Training images are generated by technical simulation in thecomputer graphics. Specifically, in a computer's three dimensional modelworld, three virtual video acquisition equipments are arranged. Thethree virtual video acquisition equipments are located in a samevertical direction, and arranged at an upper position, a lower positionand a right position. Wherein, the video acquisition equipments at theupper position and the lower position generate a pair of upper and lowerstereoscopic images, and the video acquisition equipments at the lowerposition and the right position generate a pair of left and rightstereoscopic images, as shown in FIG. 9.

In this embodiment of the present invention, during the training of thegenerative-adversarial net, video training data is generated by using anequipment similar to the foregoing “image hole filling unit” or computergraphics environment. Each set of video training data comprises: anupper-viewpoint omnidirectional video, a lower-viewpoint omnidirectionalvideo and a right-viewpoint omnidirectional video.

Wherein, this method comprises a set of image filling methods, and thisset contains various image filling methods, for example, a fillingmethod based on image neighborhood and a filling method based on GAN.

Wherein, the filling method based on image neighborhood may have variousvariants, for example, filling row by row and/or filling column bycolumn, filling by copying color and/or filling by copying texture.

Wherein, the filling method based on GAN may have various variants. Forexample, training data for different scenarios and depth distributionsis used during training, and the trained. GAN models have differentfilling ways.

In this embodiment of the present invention, a method for filling videoholes is provided. Like an enhanced learning method, a strategy forfilling video image holes is learned. When holes in each image among aseries of videos are filled, an optimal filling method is selected fromthe set of image filling methods according to the features of holeregion images in a number of frames before this frame, so that thevisual continuity of the filled video in the time domain is ensured.

Specifically, S denotes the features of hole region images in a numberof frames before this frame, a denotes a filling method in the set ofimage filling methods, Q(S,a) denotes an estimated value of thecontinuity of the video obtained by performing the filling method a onthe feature S, and r(S,a) denotes an instant reward after this action.For example, r(S,a) can be calculated as an image similarity scoreobtained by comparing the image at a moment t with the image at a momentt−1, after the image at a moment t is filled by the method a. Thissimilarity score can be obtained by calculating a color similarity ofeach pixel within the filled region portion after image registration isperformed on the two images.

Wherein, the learning process comprises the following steps:

(1) each combination of S and a is initialized, that is, Q(S,a)=0;

(2) the feature S at the current moment is obtained; and

(3) the following steps a) to e) are repeated until the training of thevideo ends:

a) a method a0 for maximizing Q(S,a) is selected;

b) image hole regions are filled by the method a0, and r(S,a0) iscalculated;

c) the feature S′ at the next moment at the end of filling is acquired;

d) Q(S,a)=r(Sa,0)+v*max_(a){Q(S′,a)} is updated; and

e) it is assumed that S=S′.

Wherein, v is used to denote a discount factor, where 0<v<1.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the holes in the video arefilled by using the learned strategy Q(S,a).

In this embodiment of the present invention, in some applicationscenarios, for example, when a user takes a video during the movement,to ensure to output smooth omnidirectional videos, the taken firstomnidirectional video and second omnidirectional video need to beprocessed, wherein the specific processing way is shown in a step 301(not shown).

Step 301: The second omnidirectional video and/or the determined thirdomnidirectional video are/is stabilized.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the step 301 can comprisetwo situations:

situation 1: if only one third omnidirectional video is generated, thesecond omnidirectional video and the third omnidirectional video arestabilized; and

situation 2: if two third omnidirectional videos are generated, thegenerated third omnidirectional videos are stabilized.

Wherein, the step 301 can specifically comprise a step 3011 (not shown).

Step 3011: The second omnidirectional video and/or the determined thirdomnidirectional video are/is rendered onto a stabilized targettrajectory to obtain a stabilized second omnidirectional video and/or astabilized third omnidirectional video.

Wherein, the way of determining the target video stabilizationtrajectory comprises: determining, according to the omnidirectionaldepth video, position information of a three dimensional environmentmodel corresponding to each video acquisition equipment at each momentduring its movement; determining, according to the position informationof the three dimensional environment model corresponding to each videoacquisition equipment at each moment during its movement, a threedimensional movement trajectory of the video acquisition equipment in aworld coordinate system; and, filtering the three dimensional movementtrajectory to obtain the target video stabilization trajectory.

In this embodiment of the present invention, the third omnidirectionalvideo can be hole-filled before or after the step 3011. This will not belimited in this embodiment of the present invention.

Wherein, the hole filling way is the same as the hole filling way in theforegoing embodiment, and will not be repeated here.

This embodiment of the present invention provides a method forprocessing a video. Compared with the prior art, in this embodiment ofthe present invention, two omnidirectional videos (i.e., a firstomnidirectional video and a second omnidirectional video, respectively)having a stereoscopic parallax in a first direction are acquired, and athird omnidirectional video is then determined according to the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video, wherein thesecond omnidirectional video and the third omnidirectional video have astereoscopic parallax in a second direction. In other words, in thisembodiment of the present invention, it is only required to acquire twoomnidirectional videos having a stereoscopic parallax in a firstdirection. Subsequently, through omnidirectional video conversion fromthe stereoscopic parallax in the first direction to the stereoscopicparallax in the second direction, a third omnidirectional video in asame row direction of the second omnidirectional video can be obtained,or two third omnidirectional videos with stereoscopic parallax in a samerow direction can be obtained. Thus, this provides for a possibility andpremise guarantee for the combination of the second omnidirectionalvideo and the third omnidirectional video to present a 3Domnidirectional video effect to a user or the combination of two thirdomnidirectional videos to present a 3D omnidirectional video effect tothe user. Meanwhile, video acquisition can be completed by only twoomnidirectional video acquisition equipments. This equipment structurecan greatly decrease the size of the omnidirectional video acquisitionequipments and reduce the cost. Thanks to the features of portability,small size and low cost of the omnidirectional video acquisitionequipments, the application scenarios of the omnidirectional videoacquisition equipments can be increased, and the user experience is thusimproved.

Embodiment 2

This embodiment of the present invention provides a device forprocessing a video, as shown in FIG. 10, comprising an acquisitionmodule 1001 and a determination module 1002, wherein:

the acquisition module 1001 is configured to acquire a firstomnidirectional video and a second omnidirectional video;

wherein the first omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectionalvideo have a stereoscopic parallax in a first direction, and the firstdirection is a corresponding column direction when the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video are unfoldedby longitude and latitude; and

the determination module 1002 is configured to determine one or twothird omnidirectional videos according to the first omnidirectionalvideo and the second omnidirectional video;

wherein, if one third omnidirectional video is determined, the secondomnidirectional video and the third omnidirectional video have astereoscopic parallax in a second direction; if two thirdomnidirectional videos are determined, the two third omnidirectionalvideos have a stereoscopic parallax in the second direction; and, thesecond direction is a corresponding row direction when the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video are unfoldedby longitude and latitude.

This embodiment of the present invention provides a device forprocessing a video. Compared with the prior art, in this embodiment ofthe present invention, two omnidirectional videos (i.e., a firstomnidirectional video and a second omnidirectional video, respectively)having a stereoscopic parallax in a first direction are acquired, and athird omnidirectional video is then determined according to the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video, wherein thesecond omnidirectional video and the third omnidirectional video have astereoscopic parallax in a second direction. In other words, in thisembodiment of the present invention, it is only required to acquire twoomnidirectional videos having a stereoscopic parallax in a firstdirection. Subsequently, through omnidirectional video conversion fromthe stereoscopic parallax in the first direction to the stereoscopicparallax in the second direction, a third omnidirectional video in asame row direction of the second omnidirectional video can be obtained,or two third omnidirectional videos with stereoscopic parallax in a samerow direction can be obtained. Thus, this provides for a possibility andpremise guarantee for the combination of the second omnidirectionalvideo and the third omnidirectional video to present a 3Domnidirectional video effect to a user or the combination of two thirdomnidirectional videos to present a 3D omnidirectional video effect tothe user. Meanwhile, video acquisition can be completed by only twoomnidirectional video acquisition equipments. This equipment structurecan greatly decrease the size of the omnidirectional video acquisitionequipments and reduce the cost. Thanks to the features of portability,small size and low cost of the omnidirectional video acquisitionequipments, the application scenarios of the omnidirectional videoacquisition equipments can be increased, and the user experience is thusimproved.

The device for processing a video provided in this embodiment of thepresent invention can implement the method embodiments described above,and the specific function implementations refer to the descriptions inthe method embodiments and will not be repeated here.

It should be understood by those skilled in the art that the presentinvention involves devices for carrying out one or more of operations asdescribed in the present application. Those devices can be speciallydesigned and manufactured as intended, or can comprise well knowndevices in a general-purpose computer. Those devices have computerprograms stored therein, which are selectively activated orreconstructed. Such computer programs can be stored in device (such ascomputer) readable media or in any type of media suitable for storingelectronic instructions and respectively coupled to a bus, the computerreadable media include but are not limited to any type of disks(including floppy disks, hard disks, optical disks, CD-ROM and magnetooptical disks), ROM (Read-Only Memory), RAM (Random Access Memory),EPROM (Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory), EEPROM (ElectricallyErasable Programmable Read-Only Memory), flash memories, magnetic cardsor optical line cards. In other words, the readable media comprise anymedia storing or transmitting information in a device (for example,computer) readable form.

It should be understood by those skilled in the art that computerprogram instructions can be used to realize each block in structurediagrams and/or block diagrams and/or flowcharts as well as acombination of blocks in the structure diagrams and/or block diagramsand/or flowcharts. It should be understood by those skilled in the artthat these computer program instructions can be provided to generalpurpose computers, special purpose computers or other processors ofprogrammable data processing means to be implemented, so that solutionsdesignated in a block or blocks of the structure diagrams and/or blockdiagrams and/or flow diagrams are executed by computers or otherprocessors of programmable data processing means.

It should be understood by those skilled in the art that the steps,measures and solutions in the operations, methods and flows alreadydiscussed in the present invention may be alternated, changed, combinedor deleted. Further, other steps, measures and solutions in theoperations, methods and flows already discussed in the present inventioncan also be alternated, changed, rearranged, decomposed, combined ordeleted. Further, the steps, measures and solutions of the prior art inthe operations, methods and operations disclosed in the presentinvention can also be alternated, changed, rearranged, decomposed,combined or deleted.

The foregoing descriptions are merely some implementations of thepresent invention. It should be noted that, to a person of ordinaryskill in the art, various improvements and modifications can be madewithout departing from the principle of the present invention, and theseimprovements and modifications shall be regarded as falling into theprotection scope of the present invention.

The invention claimed is:
 1. A method for processing a video, the methodcomprising: acquiring a first omnidirectional video and a secondomnidirectional video, the first omnidirectional video and the secondomnidirectional video having a stereoscopic parallax in a firstdirection, the first direction being a corresponding column directionwhen the first omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectionalvideo are unfolded by longitude and latitude; and determining one or twothird omnidirectional videos according to the first omnidirectionalvideo and the second omnidirectional video, wherein, if one thirdomnidirectional video is determined, the second omnidirectional videoand the third omnidirectional video have a stereoscopic parallax in asecond direction, wherein if two third omnidirectional videos aredetermined, the two third omnidirectional videos have a stereoscopicparallax in the second direction, and wherein the second direction is acorresponding row direction when the first omnidirectional video and thesecond omnidirectional video are unfolded by longitude and latitude. 2.The method according to claim 1, wherein determining the one or twothird omnidirectional videos according to the first omnidirectionalvideo and the second omnidirectional video comprises: determining anomnidirectional depth video according to the first omnidirectional videoand the second omnidirectional video; and determining the one or twothird omnidirectional videos according to the second omnidirectionalvideo and the omnidirectional depth video.
 3. The method according toclaim 1, wherein after determining the one or two third omnidirectionalvideos according to the first omnidirectional video and the secondomnidirectional video, the method further comprises: performing holefilling on the determined third omnidirectional video to obtain ahole-filled third omnidirectional video.
 4. The method according toclaim 1, wherein after acquiring a first omnidirectional video and asecond omnidirectional video, the method further comprises: calibratingthe first omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video. 5.The method according to claim 4, wherein calibrating the firstomnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video comprises:determining, according to the first omnidirectional video and the secondomnidirectional video, position and pose error parameters of videoacquisition equipment corresponding to the first omnidirectional videoand the second omnidirectional video; determining calibration parametersaccording to the position and pose error parameters; and calibrating thefirst omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional videoaccording to the calibration parameters.
 6. The method according toclaim 5, further comprising: synchronizing timestamps corresponding tothe first omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video. 7.The method according to claim 1, wherein after determining one or twothird omnidirectional videos according to the first omnidirectionalvideo and the second omnidirectional video, the method furthercomprises: increasing a resolution corresponding to the secondomnidirectional video and/or the determined third omnidirectional video.8. The method according to claim 2, wherein a trained deep neuralnetwork is used to determine the omnidirectional depth video accordingto the first omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectional video.9. The method according to claim 8, further comprising: determiningpixel points in the second omnidirectional video matched with pixelpoints in the first omnidirectional video, based on the trained deepneural network; determining depth information corresponding to each pairof matched pixel points; performing, based on the deep neural network,semantic annotation on each pixel point in the second omnidirectionalvideo; and determining the omnidirectional depth video according to thedepth information corresponding to the each pair of matched pixel pointsand the semantic annotation information corresponding to each pixelpoint in the second omnidirectional video.
 10. The method according toclaim 2, wherein determining the one or two third omnidirectional videosaccording to the second omnidirectional video and the omnidirectionaldepth video comprises: determining depth information of a first pixelpoint, which is in the second omnidirectional video, in the determinedomnidirectional depth video, and determining a horizontal epipolar lineaccording to the first pixel point; determining a second pixel pointaccording to the depth information of the first pixel point in thedetermined omnidirectional depth video and the horizontal epipolar line;and repeating determining the depth information, the horizontal epipolarline and the second pixel point until a third omnidirectional video isobtained, wherein the third omnidirectional video consists of all thedetermined second pixel points.
 11. The method according to claim 2,wherein determining the third omnidirectional video according to thesecond omnidirectional video and the omnidirectional depth videocomprises: determining a third pixel point and depth informationcorresponding to the third pixel point, which is in the secondomnidirectional video, in the omnidirectional depth video; determining avertical stereoscopic parallax according to the third pixel point andthe depth information corresponding to the third pixel point in theomnidirectional depth video; determining, according to the verticalstereoscopic parallax, a horizontal stereoscopic parallax correspondingto the vertical stereoscopic parallax; obtaining at least one fourthpixel point according to the horizontal stereoscopic parallax and thethird pixel point; and repeating, until the third omnidirectional videois obtained, determining the third pixel point and the depthinformation, determining the vertical stereoscopic parallax, determiningthe horizontal stereoscopic parallax, and obtaining the fourth pixelpoint, wherein the third omnidirectional video consists of the at leastone determined fourth pixel point.
 12. The method according to claim 3,wherein performing hole filling on the determined third omnidirectionalvideo to obtain the hole-filled third omnidirectional video comprises:determining a first omnidirectional image and a second omnidirectionalimage corresponding to the first omnidirectional image, wherein thefirst omnidirectional image belongs to the first omnidirectional videoand the second omnidirectional image belongs to the secondomnidirectional video; truncating image windows of a same size from thefirst omnidirectional image and the second omnidirectional image toobtain a first window image and a second window image, respectively;based on a generative-adversarial net, the first window image and thesecond window image, generating a third image corresponding to thesecond window image, the generative-adversarial net comprising anencoding network having a high-level semantic attribute and a decodingnetwork having a low-level image attribute; determining, in thedetermined third omnidirectional video, frame images corresponding tothe generated third image, and performing hole filling on the determinedframe images; and repeating, until the hole filling of each frame imagein the determined third omnidirectional video is completed, determiningthe first omnidirectional image and the second omnidirectional image,truncating the image windows, generating the third image, determiningthe frame images, and performing hole filling.
 13. The method accordingto claim 3, wherein performing hole filling on the determined thirdomnidirectional video to obtain the hole-filled third omnidirectionalvideo comprises: determining a filling strategy for each frame image tobe hole-filled in the determined third omnidirectional video; andperforming hole filling according to the filling strategy to obtain ahole-filled third omnidirectional video.
 14. The method according toclaim 13, wherein determining the filling strategy for each frame imageto be hole-filled in the determined third omnidirectional videocomprises: inputting a preset number of images before each frame imageto be hole-filled in the determined third omnidirectional video into thegenerative-adversarial net to obtain a filling strategy corresponding toeach frame image to be hole-filled in the third omnidirectional video.15. The method according to claim 1, further comprising: stabilizing thesecond omnidirectional video and/or the determined third omnidirectionalvideo.
 16. The method according to claim 15, wherein stabilizing thesecond omnidirectional video and/or the determined third omnidirectionalvideo comprises: rendering the second omnidirectional video and/or thedetermined third omnidirectional video onto a stabilized targettrajectory to obtain a stabilized second omnidirectional video and/or astabilized third omnidirectional video.
 17. The method according toclaim 16, wherein determining the target video stabilization trajectorycomprises: determining, according to the omnidirectional depth video,position information of a three dimensional environment modelcorresponding to each video acquisition equipment at each moment duringits movement; determining, according to the position information of thethree dimensional environment model corresponding to each videoacquisition equipment at each moment during its movement, a threedimensional movement trajectory of the video acquisition equipment in aworld coordinate system; and filtering the three dimensional movementtrajectory to obtain the target video stabilization trajectory.
 18. Adevice for processing a video, the device comprising: an acquisitionmodule configured to acquire a first omnidirectional video and a secondomnidirectional video, the first omnidirectional video and the secondomnidirectional video having a stereoscopic parallax in a firstdirection, the first direction being a corresponding column directionwhen the first omnidirectional video and the second omnidirectionalvideo are unfolded by longitude and latitude; and a determination moduleconfigured to determine one or two third omnidirectional videosaccording to the first omnidirectional video and the secondomnidirectional video, wherein, if one third omnidirectional video isdetermined, the second omnidirectional video and the thirdomnidirectional video have a stereoscopic parallax in a seconddirection, wherein if two third omnidirectional videos are determined,the two third omnidirectional videos have a stereoscopic parallax in thesecond direction, and wherein the second direction is a correspondingrow direction when the first omnidirectional video and the secondomnidirectional video are unfolded by longitude and latitude.